Subaru Crosstrek Service Intervals

What is the Subaru Crosstrek Maintenance Schedule?

While a Subaru is one of the most reliable brands you can get, you'll need to do your part as a Subaru owner to make sure your car stays in good health. Keeping up with routine vehicle maintenance ensures that your vehicle is safe to drive, lasts for a long time, and even retains its value if you choose to sell it down the road. No matter how old your car is, you'll need to pay attention to the Subaru Crosstrek maintenance schedule that the automaker recommends for your vehicle. The Subaru Crosstrek service intervals that you should follow are easy to find in the car's owner's manual.

15,000-Mile Service

The first major mileage-based checkup that your vehicle needs takes place at 15,000 miles. Even before this point, you should aim to have the Crosstrek's oil changed at least once before. A mechanic can also give the car a general overview at about 6,000 miles. When the car hits 15,000 miles, it will need the oil changed, regardless of the type of oil that you use. The tires should also be rotated. If you drive in more strenuous conditions, the oil may need to be replaced more often.

30,000-Mile Service

When your Subaru Crosstrek gets to 30,000 miles, it will be due for the next comprehensive inspection. At this time, the Crosstrek will need to have its oil replaced once again. The oil filter may also be replaced. The braking system also gets a checkup at this time. A Subaru mechanic will make sure the parking brake, brake linings, and brake pads are all in good working condition. The CV joints are evaluated for general condition, and the axle boots are also inspected to ensure they're not worn or damaged.

60,000-Mile Service

Your Crosstrek will need additional service about 30,000 miles later. When it gets to 60,000 miles, your Crosstrek will be due for an oil change. The tire pressure levels and tread depth are also checked by ou Subaru technicians. If your Subaru has a manual transmission, it will also have the clutch fluid changed. The transmission fluid will be changed on a car with an automatic transmission as well. The brake fluid is also replaced at 60,000 miles if not sooner.

90,000-Mile Service

The accessory drive belt is changed at 90,000 miles. The car's cooling system is also checked, including the radiator, hoses, and engine coolant fluid. The fuel system is also evaluated, along with the connections and lines.

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